
Apartments near 9th Street Marketplace in Philadelphia, PA (3,470 Rentals)


1511 N 16th St

1121 Mt Vernon St

1527 Ridge Ave

1525 N 16th Ave

The Quads at Kensington South

1508 W Oxford St

718-720 N 15th St

837-847 N 16th St

451 Fairmount Ave

500 Fairmount Ave

1628-30 N 15th St

808 N 4th St

406-416 Brown St

1531 N 16th St

601 N 11th St

1601 Ridge Ave

1502 Swain St

826-828 N 16th St

Wallace Lofts

1540 Ridge Ave

1521 W Oxford St

549 N 10th St

1535-1539 N American St

Liberty Park Place

1524 N 16th St

1507 Fairmount Ave.

1511 Fairmount Ave

1430-1434 N Willington St

Fairmount Quarters

The Towns at Green Hill

1401 N 2nd St

1422 N Willington St

1504 Swain St

1602 Ridge Ave

1637 W Girard Ave

1607 Ridge Ave

1417 N 17th St

1623 Ridge Ave

603-605 N 12th St

1608-1612 Ridge Ave

1920 N 7th St

175-177 W Girard Ave

The Willows at Cecil B. Moore

916-924 N American St

20 on Poplar

1217 Green St

1921 N 7th St

1625 Ridge Ave

1522 N Willington St

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